In this text, Paul defends his apostolic ministry and message—arguing that Christianity is not a new religion at all—but a very old one—the oldest, actually.

In this text—we will learn that prior to Messiah's reign from David's throne, His own people were to reject Him—resulting in catastrophic judgment—which they are still experiencing today.

In this passage, Jesus dares to forgive a man of his sins and the crowd is shocked.

In this passage, Jesus dares to forgive a man of his sins and the crowd is shocked.

This passage exudes of grace-and really shows us through Israel how God's grace brings about restoration and conversion-as we look forward to the future Kingdom age.

In this passage we see a resolute Paul make efforts, at the recommendation of the elders in Jerusalem, to maintain unity among the believers and keep a path open for the Gospel to reach unbelieving Israel.

In this passage we see a resolute Paul make efforts, at the recommendation of the elders in Jerusalem, to maintain unity among the believers and keep a path open for the Gospel to reach unbelieving Israel.

This passage exudes of grace—and really shows us through Israel how God's grace brings about restoration and conversion—as we look forward to the future Kingdom age.

In this passage, we are brought face to face with the nature and position of Jesus-and sadly, with man's common response.

In this passage, we are brought face to face with the nature and position of Jesus—and sadly, with man's common response.